The Meeker herald., 1887-12-10
can.Inn r..n, to IN. .lIenrr.

Lake Tribune aiseS mp Anarchy In very
sharp language and also gives remedies
which will check 1t. II says;
Imprisoned for treason in Austria In
1879 and AGAIN III 1870. again Ia Ger
many IN isT2 and again In 1881, again In
England, anl over and over in America;
preaching rapine and assassination, iu-
Weighing against all laws Anl ai! gov
-rnmrnts; adding la the dissatisfaction
Of grumhlers supplying to beats and
loairFs q Justification for living idle and
dishonest lives; teaching the yirions the
means OF wrrakins their sjmlcr Ic-
ycnses. anl unable himself to explain
In what way lie has ever earned the
bread that he has eaten OF the clothes
that hG liIs worn. Ilih Is the record OF
,he monster Most. CouroNed Ia in
fanny, brought forth IA the df.fi;
nursrd IN squal1r aud sin, growing mp
hated and hating. lac stands before the
world an appalling naturalization ug
such monsters as appear when shame
dies. and poverty aud crime and lust
This beast In human form this reason.
ing monster without u soul. has already
been the Government of four of the
great nations uf Ilu earth. lie was
tossed from crime to crime. and from
prison TO prison, until Europe, with II
sigh of irl.cf, saw him safely landed ou
our shoes Aflsr graduating Lim Ia
iurainy. the Old World turned him over
iu - land which las no security Tor the
life %! is Government, except the Intel.
liseucc and patriotism OF iis people
Under tile rigid rules Of The law. all that
this country can do Is To lty him for hts
words mud toas him fiom Jail to jail.
few months IN each. from each of which
lie emerge, with his sinister prestige Ia.
creased. What should lie. 4. "a means
10 s!lcnc" him forever. Not 10 Kill him;
his worthless, ,.-pfay-d life u no, worth
taking, hat nj, tongue should hc utterly
Sil.uc-i aud forever. either by solitary
confinement, OF, h-slrr, by hauishm.nf
10 rrfr~ w,ir ,s,rnr ~ th~ s'n wh"fv,
amid the sound ui the beating ul thc
lawl.ss ocean upon the shore, he Nigh,
earn his fupi or stnryc. Americans do
not yc, itilly comprehend the crime ~
seeking ,o overthrow law anI order and
an organized government. II II worse
than murder. ani entails more crueliics.
Tie man who engages In u Is iu cun-
spirary against society, and ~ snon -
discovered nj his work. he should b- vi.
tended To. There should H. NO dra-
matte trials. no brief terms " impfi.nu-
men, to b. succeeded hy dramatic rc-
lease and u renewal of the crime. So
soon rs the oii.nsc Is proven, the iudg-
mcnt should l.. delivered. and after that
silence. pcprayri aud dciurmej rs
their brains arc. they would quickly Un-
dcr,iaud what that would mean. aud
/ their mnuihinrs would cease. Here
ate n. two paragraphs " the speech.
Tor the delivery oi which Most WAS con.
yicicd. They are given us Ire himself
wrote theui ou;:
II accuse ne, only the direct origin.
a;ors oi this hrieh.ry. that il Gfinncll.
Gary. the pcriuted witnesses. the jurors.
the suprrm. Judges of Illinois and uf
I Washington. and Governor pgipsby. Of
murder. hut make my accusation far
broader, You are muriercrs. is my
cry TO the miserable slaves Of the press.
Then you must organize. because II
We had been organized the cNccuiiuuCr
would no; have dared To fulfill his work
OF strgnculation. We are Fastening
with giant strides toward the collapse
of modern society. The social reyplu-
tuition comes like whiilwind. Woe
unto us when in the day Of the great
crisis wc should not b. prepared"
We insult our own liberties when we.
~ u Nation. permit in unlicensed
knayc like Most TO utter such words ,p
arplauding ruililns and to live on In de.
iisncc Of the vagrant laws. The fathers,
In framing our Government. never
dreamed that such beasts as Most would
have an existence. and they id not
prepare for his coming. AS it il. u
code should be prepared for him and his
kind, and they should all bo consigned
10 silence ns fast rs their rattles are
sprung upon the country.
wonderful Cares.
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